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Newspaper
Bath Independent
Location
Bath, Maine, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
2
The Bath community anticipates major business impact from Charles M. Schwab's appearance here. Articles discuss naval and canal plans, Lewiston-Bath waterway feasibility, Bath Iron Works bids, and regional growth potential tied to river transport and industrial sites.
Advert says Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses blood and cures scrofula and other diseases by purifying blood and improving digestion. Claims external treatments fail and promotes forty years of effectiveness. Sold by all druggists with no substitute.
Maine sym pathy poured out to the widow and the bishop’s family and flock after the prelate’s death. The note expresses sorrow for the late bride, his acts, and the grief felt across Maine communities.
Portland Maine moves to establish an aeronautical station in Casco Bay with a statewide committee. Notables include Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary, Hon. William M. Ingraham, Col. Fred N. Dow, E. B. Winslow, Edward Hyde, Arthur Chapin, and others across Portland Bath Bangor Waterville and Lewiston. The chair and secretary are W B Moore and the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Lillian Lewis, niece of Mrs. Anna Chase, married Clarence W. Eliot at 87 Center Street Lynn in the Conta zious Hospital home of Mrs. Harry O. Prine. Rev. Watson Woodruff officiated at 7 30 p m with a decorated house, white messaline gown, lilies of the valley bouquet, and a reception and wedding dance followed by a buffet lunch.
Constipation is more common in women than men and often seen in old age. It is blamed for pimples neuralgia and varicose veins and can lead to cold ankles. The remedy advocated is Pinklets a gentle liver stimulant that does not gripe or purge. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers a free booklet or a 25 cent bottle.
The bride, head bookkeeper at the Bay State Street Railway Lynn office, and the groom, employed at J. B. Blood Co. Union St store, married with friends providing a library table. They fled by automobile to Boston for a Virginia and Washington trip and will reside at 55 Lovers Leap Ave upon return, with a post November 15 reception. Grace Church Sunday School meets at 12. All teachers and pupils urged to attend promptly.
The Sagadahoc Fair will be held in Topsham on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with a schedule of exhibits games and community events. Local organizers invite residents and visitors to attend and enjoy the fair activities.
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